Brad, You've got a Trek 950, made from 1980 to 1982. David Feldman
> Listers:
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> For what it's worth, here's another Trek to add to the pile:
>
> I have a 58.5cc Trek with SN 07F6A08.
>
> This number is written parallel to the spindle axle on the bottom of a
> Cinelli bb. The bike has Columbus tubes, a semi-sloping crown with
outboard
> cutouts and inboard reinforcing tangs. Shimano dropouts, no eyelets,
> vertical in the back. Lemon-shaped seatstay caps with 'TREK' molded in.
> Sculptural hourglass-shaped seat binderbolt lugs, one side threaded, with
> hex-head cap screw. The headtube socket of the upper headlug has '79' on
> it, on the right side facing back toward the rear. The frame has all
> standard braze-ons except the front derailleur, with provision for two
> waterbottles. Shift cables run above the bb. 5-speed spacing.
>
> The bike is white with metallic blue panels on the seat & down tubes and
> the headtube. The blue panels have stick-on letters that spell out TREK
in
> yellow with black trim, and there are yellow bands that say 'made in USA'
> around the ends of the blue panels.
>
> I enjoy sidling up to OCLV riders and suggesting that we both have 'the
> same kind of bike'.
>
> Anybody know what model/year this is?
>
> Brad Stockwell
> Palo Alto